New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-13
ONE FAVORITE SUCCESSFUL.
RICH GAINS FOR THE BooKMAKERs
nNGsToNs FINE PERFORMANCE -LELRx ATTACKED


E1NGsroN's FINE PERFoRMANCE-LELEx ATTACKED
WITH 9TH SLOWS"
Il In likely that q strong effort will be made at
Albany to repeal the Ives bill, and many people who
vent TO Jerome Park yesterday will be sorry If it
succoeds. Racing under this law has enriched the
beOkmaler far much at the expense of the public
II Jockey clubs would take pains to root ont all fraud
Ysccgoels would have Giving chance" But they
don't. Many Lord Aaesbury may be found on
American How many arc punished here
But the people who support the raceracks getting
tired of tho dsgracefu running that has become fro
quent, and they are dsgusted with the sinuous and
slimy ways of some members Of the betting ring by
means Of which constant stream of wealth Is pouring
from the pockets 81 tho spectators to the tin boxes OF
the bOokmakcrs Tho tide u the tin boxes Is ually
. food Of huge volume; the return current Is trivial
t1Ikline riIl, So small to be almost 1n'1si-
BILE How long is American racing to be conducted
o. II its first aim TO support sixty or moro book
making firms In ahiuence, and its second to promote
fraud by permitting dishonest owners to cheat the
The pIcasin feature OF yesterdays sport was
Kingston's easy defeat of Richmond and Bevlderc III
good time AT the weights and distance this was
kingston's hest He was cheap colt for the
Dryers at $4,000 . ,,,,
topbe,os knows where, ridden by Jockey calles
Adams, who emerged from abyssmai depths OF 90, 90,
Tide the animal, defeated Suyvesant IN the
first race
Fordham was unable to give Cruiser nineteen
Lelex was huge favoriso in the third race. Muir
spell. He had not shred Of tho wonderful speed
shown BY him last month when he easily defeated
weight up. He had this speed only few day. ago
Yesterday it had vanished utterly Bradford won'
Grey 0ond ran badly as Leles but Mt. the H HSs
stable the selling race with Queen BeSs Ne ths
. surc thing" so she proved to bc-for the book
makers She was not placed. coonoo ovst.r cou,a
bar1l y
no beaten In the last race after his superb running M
Brqohyn which ranked him w E he great wc
year-olds. But King Crab beat him easily E1pe n
urtmen supposed mat George oy-sr c0ua give N
Tho o. tober air was sharp but the sun sh0 onG
s srsS Ee,r1 at Of @ staring
Park as elsewhere has been excellent ana }or tho
nf ea of esday When Royal Arch acted like
sad and thoughtful were the of race-soers as
t,ev wcnded their way home They had much to
think over The simple theory Of the blind aud brain
less that man seeped in Gin, both oisinal and &C
less saint when he owns and runs race lOrse,, ma
lived its uscfu Some owners OF Sc sT g S
moral rottenness than the ra tlesnake can sing so'
dittes. the crocodile ute word OF ace ana No.
A famous Jockey dec Incl mount the other uaN 90
c.nse ne said he did not like ride yacht races There
are some thirsty horses the turf in these days. DO
you catch the idea?
FIRST RAcK-swi EpsrAKEs $50 EACH, $3.50 ADDED.
SPECIAL WEIGHTS FIVE FURIoNGs
W r TAYLOR. b. n sam Harper jr, BY Sam Harrer,Lucy
cherry aged III sss;v.:sn 3
9ebhards b. e Rosarium. g. 94..--......Winiams(
HSnGs B. G S,H.:ona ~
r n Miisrs b. C Harry Russell lis-.'Mebaushiin'
Sane ss' asrpsr toll Omaha 10 to Rosa
F Ra.ssus Harper
AUCTION $40, Omaha $40 Russell So
nov oas:s uioe Psrses Armstrong Glol and Fo1Gh.%
Is. mt Of X
top OF the h Harry n@'s 8@ asa s, sTa
ram ]SnSs m.,
sT %ss second SSps sr'R before Ra,arn
E..:s S mot nass h assPs him notns
SECOND RAcE-PURsE $500. Two-YEAROLDs SELLING.
SIX FURLoSGs
BROTHERS b. crui''r by "and'TSyG lam:
psiv ch TleGys s. ;,Ssgs}
bw ssm slU P.eriss Anderson
e eIss. c pr f. E.n HI.r
Ron nstsy cab ;",
NJ M B4orhy en- C. Tocor loo adey
f P.aos. to 10 TpF F.sna. BsaGso
2q s"n ta ar 20 e 70 70 cruiser
D Peeres. TO Regnus 10 l. Bendiso TO l. 81 CS
$50 susdn a'S SIS Held $50 paid
%sf considerable the pos, fair start was made ;
sG winning length Tsor second ,W ,.r e0s s,,s
sslq,s FS" 5 tsf F S1 nut h
den anchored h aud MeLaagnlin p1i,ed up scor ran
SS Ss vs eE nail by the
Of 81 IS over the entered price
THIRD R,cE-iIANDcAP SWEEPSTAKES $23 EACH, $3.50
ADDLD. lie MILES.
Applepy Johusons b. c. Bradford by G
Castle saos Ago 4 9e io3 ~ " iI Hsgi,
Ra H,.S en- O Fr,a b a. S1 b
B. a. Hcnls's b. & LcleI, aged is .....-..(M"rphy)
Betting to win-1elex to Bradford to A1go to J.
u 10 FIJI 40 none 20 T Ssc eyo Argo even
Ban6rse Fr.r 70 W9aSe N 10 70 sIs field s.
BESSIE JN9s @ ard . AT@D4 sa e.? s2.G TerS
passed him quickly aud opening gap OF eng'n lama man a"
length and hall Argo second length before "snSe'n
=, Mas d IN tn GhS az III ams @
last .. !, M% @ssI with iiains up ""'H nc
$1,000 ADDED. 1ss MILES
DIVER Bro hers Dr. Kingston by Spendthrit Kapanga
syra. lis % McLaushn}
Preakness Stables BE- BelvIdere b lOo-;; hg en-
r. Bradey's g. lie Logo5 : 100 ,,ams
b. A. ionig's lr g. GRAY clonl 3 ill'....t H"miton'
Betting n,99%'p ID s to ID Bs ss
arPe 10 % -, c.on Kingston TO s. Richmond Bel:
vdere 10 3 Gray oad to p Arundel 10 l. lie Loso'4
Aac.on $50 RSh% NOR, SO Bclvderos2'
Mclaughlin waited patiently until Ba Te, d hrauqp
KiSsson ~ an won with the greatest imasnlDs
Richmond lay entir y TOO lar ta's snr%eH gbIy
Ssgn o s on aroaad lie responded ssy Iqi
Kingston held him safe point Cray CIOhd cohiu
moi o weLknoHn speed ami hhishe Last IS
his did IN tho previous race kihSstoh
by McI.au .ilu sitting perfectly SUM-
second three lengths before BelVdere thtl
FIFTH RACE-PURsE $500 SELLING. SEVEN FuRLoN"s'
D. A. Honig's b. Queen Bess, by Hyder Al-lntciP pose
H. M,Car rons br. Nellie H.. 3. 80 ....--.. Sinnotp
p Il. Kyans CHI Iheoiosus .. lOO.-.-... ihansfy}
a. Forit-s's b. Rowland a. 50us.as' "
Owners CHI T. Nellie Van. 4. lO3-..---..----- Nhuen{ "
J. (Iokers Belmont. 3. ~ ionhl( "
Keystone stables Dr. c. Pendennis To
Woodl aid Stables b. Suitor, j. III: hae(
Thomas Browns &. Tony Foster. agel. l05 .(hSrrs
Thne-J3laL -,
Betting to win-Neie Van II TO Iheo,o,as 70 Il i Ne
Rowsnd ID TO Pendenns Is to !. Tony Foster 10 "
Betting for pace-Nellic Van TO D. Theo ilsins 10 o